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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-23
PURIFY The BLOOD.

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-23
DULUTH MATTERS.
Statistics Regarding the Progress
of the Zenith City.
Special TO the Globe.

Special 70 the GIObe.
DULUTH, Mimi, Dec. 22.-The fol-
lowing figures give the total of all Du-
luth improvements for the year, the
total amount nearly reaching $4,000, 900.
In building the sum expended reached
S2,414, 400, the total number of new
structures being T5e, compared with
$50 last year. The principal improve
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-23

Nearly every man or woman
that you meet this week has at
least one bundle, oftentimes
more, and it's safe to say that in
most cases these bundles contain
Christmas Presents for some
friend or relative. A close OBJ
server Of these bundles will no
tice our name on many Of them,
as Ladies have decided that our
assortment Of useful, acceptable
and handsome articles for
Christmas Presents is the larg-
est and best selected in the West,
ndconsequently our large force
Of statesmen are busy waiting
on the crowds of eager custom
ers that daily crowd our store.
We mention a few articles that
are selling particularly we'll:
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Wabash.

Superintendent Lamport, of the c.. W. & NJ rail-
way. has returned from trip through the Southwest
----Win h. Stephenson. after having made arrange
ments to visit Iowa and Dakota prospecting tour
main in Wabash Mrs l. Mercy is the guest of
friends in Rochester. Mrs. Nelson Zeigler enter
tanned large party of friends at dinner Wednes
day Mrs. e. O. Bacon gave a reception which was
quite largely attended. Friday evening Ed l..
Bechtol has returned from trip through the East.
ALEX. Stitt, formerly leading merchant of this
city, now located at Columbus o., spent Sunday and
Monday with friends here - Professor Boone, OF
Frankfort the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Coate
Saturday and Sunday. ;. Rev B. s. Coppick. of
Territory. DIR. Frank c. Stewart and wife arrived
on Saturday from Chicago, and will remain here sew
era months Prof. A. kautz and wife. of Buftton,
have returned home. after pleasant visit with rea.
progressive euchre party on Thursday evening
The ladies of the Christian Church will hold social
on Tuesday evening at the residence of NJ R. Gard
Mrs. Clara Summerland entertains the Chau-
tauqua Circle on Tuesday evening: Misses Juva
and May Tinker the guests of friends at South
Bend. Clarence Henley is visiting friends in Cncin-
natl Miss Nellie James. of Goshen is visiting Miss
Efie Payne DIR. w. A. Dunn leaves in ten days for
England where he will attend of lectures at
one of the leading medical colleges "A successful
of Mrs. j. W. Busick for the benefit of the ppe-organ
fund of the M. K. Church. The regular monthly
tea meeting of the Womans Foreign Missionary
Society, of the NJ. +. Church, will be held Thur sday
visit to friends in Monon and Warren Miss Juva
Tinker entertained number of young lady friends on
Monday evening Mrs. l.. Gimbel. of Vincennes,
has returned home after pleasant visit with Mr. and
Mrs NJ L. Hyman, this city. =. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Blount entertained the Semper Idem Club on Monday
evening. DR.. and Mrs. J. H. DePuy return hom g
from California early next week Henry Eikenberg
returned on Sunday from trip through the West.
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Marion.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gunder have returned from
New York Mrs. T. B Doan has returned from
Richmond Miss Mary Baker, of Urbana, O.. is the
guest of Mrs. Frank Derr. Capt John w. Dodds
and wife, Of indianapolis; visited here THURSDAY ana
Friday Gen. Lew Wallace and wife, of Crawtords-
vile, attended the funeral of the late b. r. W aiiace
this place Friday. Sam Lyons returned to Ale
gheny City Monday evening Congressman " W.
Steele and wife aud Miss Meta Steele returned from
w Washington Monday evening Otto WhiStler ieic
on Thursday for Abilene KAN to locate - dranvlHe
c. Brown of the Spencer House. is visiting at Athens
o.. Mrs. Elizabeth Vinnedge, of Chicago is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Kim ball Bishop hnlckerbacKer,
of Indianapolis conducted services here TUESDAY ana
Wednesday evenings administering the rite or bap-
tism and confirmation to several candidates Mrs.
Henry Shenk of Erie Pa. is visiting her sister in
law, Mrs. w. G. Smith. C. @ Leonard OF Toledo
visited here the past week. Dr. j. O. Adkins ID. ).
Mark and L. NJ. Whistler left Thursday on their an
nual hunt az English Lake Guy Hensey, Hi White
and W. d. Mnthorn. of Logansport were here
Thursday visiting friends Among the guests from
a distance at the Meyer-Levy wedding Wednesday
evening were S. Levy and and ID. Daniels and
daughter of Columbia City; Mr.. and Mrs. H. Meter
Mr. and Mrs E. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Meyer. the
Gpsen, of Warsaw; B. Meter and daugh-
MARKS sss and rf mfe Of Wabash na Add aa
NJ. Baldwin and wife have just returned from x
tended tour of the West. They have decided TO
to Lamar, CAL Mr.. B. late candidate for the
Sol Gruman, of Logansport. and Mrs. Charles Ken
NEEDY of Bradford o. visiting Mrs. OIL Goldthwait.
- NJ s. l. NJ. Sullivan returned Friday from Lewis
burg o.. where she called by the death of rela-
Thursday after extended visit here Miss Matte
Overman has returned from Bloomington, where she
has been in school Mrs. Iowa @. Pilling, of Vim
cennes and J. M. Wallace. of Camden Ind, attended
the funeral of their father B. T. Wallace, Friday
Will Mccarty and John Sullivan left yesterday for
Wichita kan to locate.
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A TALK WITH A sPIRITUALIST.
Incidents of Travel and Her Future Purposes
as Told by Anna Eva Fay.

Anna Eva Fay, the well-known spiritualist, Is
stopping at the Bates House. She is a bright.
nervous, yivacious little lady, avery pronounced
blonde ready and interesting talker "Yes."
said she to the reporter, II thoroughly believe
in spiritualism and spirit manifestations be-
lieve that the dead reruru to US and that their
spirits are constantly with US. There are many
moro spiritualists than most people admit, in
fact. nearly every one is to greater or less ex-
tent believer. think Henry Ward Beecher
was a spiritralist I have been reading one OF
his recent lectures and it is full OF
spiritualism. Or course whoever believes In
the New Testament cannot escape believing
in spiritualism. / have been before the public
in my profession as q medium for fifteen years,
ever since was eleven years old. have been
nearly all over the world. nnd the greatest
opposition to my exposition of epirltuallsm In
Catholic countries although the essence or tnat
faith, to a greater extent than any Christian
faith, is spirltsm. / am probably the first per-
son who ever gave spiritualstic entertainment
in Mexico and probably will be the last, at
least for time. It was at Saltlilo,
and 1 had good audiences much
interest being manifested until the
Alcalde ordered me to leave the city, compelling
me to go in haste. This august official had no
hesitation in declaring that was possessed of
would peril the souls of the citizens of that place.
ION the 10Th of April shall sail for Jeru-
salem. have long desired to visit the Holy
| Land It is not mere curiosity. I have long de-
| sired to go there, that hallowed ground 49, OF
all Others the place in which true spiritism had
| it's birth 1t will be further education to me
| to be in the land where the greatest spiritual
manifestations ever known have occurred.
What grand experiences may come in seances
| held in the city of Jerusaemi AS said, have
been nearly everywhere. No, not in South
America. doubt if l would be greatly encour-
| aged in those strong Catholic countries. where
| the priests would doubtless oppose me very
| much have had great success in Great Brit
ain and on the continent Of Europe. especially In
| Paris, Florence and st. Petersburg. l am
now on my way East from Van Diemen's
Land, so you see I am a great traveller.
| My performances abroad, as in this country,
| have been chiefly materializations. In these the
audience actually sees hands and faces SO dis
| tinctly that they recognize them; any one can
ask questions Of the names of the persons re-
| ceived. All is done entirely in the light. get
| large series of scientific results which are
| very interesting get materializations of flow
| ers, any quantity of them There is q committee
selected to see that the flowers not on the
stage at the time. but are actual materiaza-
| tons.
Miss Fay will give a seancs at Tomlinson Hall
| tonight,
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Muuci0.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. johnson were in Chicago last
week Mrs Walter Battreall is at Arcanum, o.. WIS.,
iting relatives Rev. Collision, rector of Grace
Church babe his congregation adieu last week, and
with his family started back to England.
where he will reside in the future. -.
Mrs. Mclaughlin of Fort Wayne, has been visiting
the family of Fred w. Heath. Miss May Thomp-
son, of Anderson is visiting Miss Nettie Paxon
Mrs. w. P. Jenkins and son are visiting
at Pao, Ind. Miss Jennie White and
her sisters. Laura and Fannie. have
gone to Bellbrook, o. their future home
Miss Callie Conn returned last week from a visit
among friends in Ohio. Mrs q. B. Whitney re.
turned from Dayton, o.. Thursday Mr. and Mrs.
George ". Spilker have been called home from Flor
Ida by the death of their grandchid. Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Spilkers infant
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Miss Carrie Kile returned last Thursday from an ex
tended visit in Washington and Baltimore, and also
visited in Portsmouth o. Mrs Julia Moore of In
dianapolis and Mrs Mary Mcdonald, of Danville,
Mrs. Ezra Link. of Charleston ILL.,, Wis
tied relatives in this city last week.
Miss Georgia Partridge, of Dillingham;. Ill., is visit
ing relatives in this city Mr. and Mrs E. j. Inger-
soil and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lawrence have re-
turned to their home in Carbondale. Ill., Charles
Edmiston, of Arthur. ILL.,, has been visiting his
aunt Mrs. Osborn Tucker, in this city the
last week. Mrs. PLY Bradshaw has returned from
visit with friends at Unionville. Mo-. Mrs. G. p
Hitch and daughter have returned from visit in the
South Miss Nette Hunter is visiting relatives in
Washington Ind. Rev. A. T. Orr, of Clinton Ill.,.
in the city last week Miss Moliie Bowel visited
Miss Lou Bowel, in Ashmore last week.
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Charleston.

Charles Coan is visiting at Harrison, o.. Mrs.
Turner Dennison of Westield, ILL.,. is guest of Mrs.
Owen Curd. Misses Katie Van Deren and May
Miles have returned from visit with Terre Haute
friends. Miss Ella Trainer is visiting st. Louis
friends John Chapman and family have returned
from Washington, D. C.-..Miss Mary Shannon. of
Alton, is in the city, and her family will remove
here Felix Blankenbaker and wife, j. A. Parker
and Miss Carrie Weiss attended the Min entertain
ment in Mattoon Saturday evening. Mrs Albert
Cunningham, of Fort Worth. Tex. is guest of her
parents in this city....E. E. Krebs and
family have removed to Carmi Ill
Mrs. Peterson gave old ladies' tea party Thursday
evening. Mrs Lucy Hazeiton has returned from a
visit with her sister, Mrs D. D. James. of NATION.
Mrs. Dayhuf has returned to her home in Indian.
apolis IS. Austin and wife. of Arkansas visit
ing in the city Mrs. Winthrop Condict left Charles
ton "Wednesday to visit at Monticello and other points
before returning to her home in Wyoming Territory
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Shelbyville.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Beckman, of indianapolis
visited the latters mother, Mrs. Nancy Sorden last
Sabbath. Miss Katie Beggs of West Washington
street Is visiting friends in Laurel her for er home
Mrs Sara Ayres of Indianapolis is the guest of
her daughter Mrs. s. Il. Pierce. Mr. and Mrs Bert
Morrison entertained Miss Mary Worth of Indianap.
oils, the past week The Young Peoples Associa-
ton Of the Presbyterian Church there on Monday
evening The Ladies Home Missionary Society met
with Mrs. Alfred Major Thursday afternoon -
The Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs. Bakely Tues
day afternoon at her home South Harrison street.
49, Miss En- ma Senour, who has been the guest
of Miss Pye, of Seymour, returned home Monday
last Mrs. Lou Clark was in Indianapolis last week.
. Miss Cad Kyle. of Paris, H.. who has been the
guest Of friends in Washington D. c. is the guest of
Mrs Jake DePrez of West Washington street -
Mrs Hamilton Goodrich and children, who have been
the guests of relatives and friends here for the past
three weeks, returned to her home in Detroit, Mich.
Wednesday. :. Mr.. and Mrs Ed Adams gave a tea to
their friends, Tuesday at their hospitable home
lions Hill.- Miss Sara Levinson visited
friends in Cincinnati. o., last week..
Miss Lola Wingate returned from her visit to Rush
Vile on Tuesday last Miss BERTHE Fessler of Chi
cago is expected here by friends in a few days.
Miss Stella Green visited friends in Cncnn att last
week Miss Carrie Powell, who is teaching in the
public schools in Frankfort, Ind. visited her mother
the past week Miss Sara Levinson visits friends
in Leavenworth Kan this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hires of New York, the guests of Mr. and
Mrs n H. Strong of West Washing ton street. =.
Miss Lou Enos is the guest of friends in Brookville
Ind. Mrs. Tom Kennedy isentertainng Miss Jennie
Elliott, Of Cambridge City.
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Rockville.

Miss Jennie Adamson, for four years deputy post
mistress. left for her home in Judson Tuesday &C.
eonf.anied by Miss Lulu Hargrave. Mrs. Ed Col
man has gone TO Columbus, Ind, where her husband
is engaged in business She will not return before
August. Miss Hattie Nutgrass is in Martinsville
where she will make her future home. =.
Mr.. Edgar Allen has to Petaluma CAL. where he
will be married to Miss Clara Denman, of that city,
Tho groom and bride will return to Rockville the lat
Ter part of March and make this place their future
home Mr. Frank Stevenson and wife have been
visiting friends in Attica Mrs. John Philips came
home. Friday evening, from Judson, where She was
the guest of her parents Charles Overman and wife,
---slr. I. A. Bryant and wife, of Pttsburg, PENN
are visiting Mrs. Martha Howard.
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Peru.

Rev. Chas. Little, of Wabash. attended the Presby-
terrain meetings in this city Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Mills Hathaway is visiting her parents in
Lafayette. Mr.. Jesse Foote is home after an ex
tended stay ct Columbus o. Mrs Joe Breckn
ridge visited friends at Fort Wayne the fore part of
the week. Miss Georgia Deibert entertained
Der of her friends at the residence of Geo. Deibert
West Sixth, Tuesday evening ...Wm. Dawson,
formerly of this city now of Minneapolis. Mimi.
Mrs. Bert Elvn is visiting her mother She came up
from Indianapolis on Tuesday. Pratt Loveland, a
former Peruvian. of Chicago, is visiting his sis
ter. Mrs. DR.. Graham. West Fifth street. .Har-
~ Strause and wife entertaining Mr.. and Mrs
Strause. of Cincinnati. Miss Lola True of Roches
ter, is the guest of Mrs. Flo Harvey.
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MattOOn.

Mrs. A. r. Candy and daughter May are guests of
Cleveland (O.) friends. The wife of Hon. S. F. Will
son. of Neoga spent the past week with her husband
at the State capital j. NJ. Parrish and family. of
Bethany, visited Mattoon friends the past week.
They move to Hugoton. Kan. Mrs. j. B.
Nave is guest of friends at Brazil, Ind e. M.
Clark and wife off for visit at Birmingham, Ala.
Jacob Busch will spend the coming two months
in Florida for his health. Mrs. George Alderman,
of Chicago is being entertained by Mrs. c. E. Wilson,
MIR. and Mrs T. F. Anderson will soon
take up their abode in Terre Haute .
Mr. FELTON,. Of Greenfield Mass the guest of Miss
Julia Pulsifer and mother the past two weeks.
Chas. f. Freeman and wife will leave James ve
ILL.,, and probably locate the Pacific coast Miss
George McCloskey is clerk at George n. Bucks dry
goods emporium Miss Jessie Brown has returned
home to Charleston. Miss Libbe Erwin of Bethel
VILE ILL.,, is the guest of Mrs. George Colson Ar.
thur Mcclellan has returned from Minneapolis. Ivan
Sumerln is home from Washington, D. c.. DAME,
Under of Barton county, Kansas is visiting Coles
ty relatives Judge Hughes is home from Danvile
till next "Wednesday.
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DIED..

COMSToCK-Mrs Charley J. Cemstock, at 5 A.
NJ Saturday, March II.
Funeral from late residence, $50 North Mississippi
street. to-day at P. NJ.
Lafayette papers please copy.1
LYBRAND-Lo daughter of c. G. Lybrand.
March II, 1887; aged fourteen years.
Funeral from residence, 3O7 South MERRIAM street.
at o'clock Monday afternoon.
CRUM-Saturday evening" at 8 o'clock. at her
fathers residence 80 West Second street. Cor
nelia Harrington wife of Robert H. Crum of Will
transport. Pa. and daughter of w. @. and E. K. Tark
ington.
Notice Of funeral viii be given hereafter.
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Marshall.

;, Capt; Edwin Harlan Is in Bloomington. Mrs. G.
f. orham is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Day.
of Terre Haute- Mrs. J. w. Graham was in Terre
Haute last week Mrs. Dr. Music. of Terre Haute.
has been spending few days in Marshall the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. James G.. Bryan Miss Lola
Stevenson has been in Consville for a week more
visiting Miss Ida McKeen. VIM. Chenoweth and
wife. of Walnut Prairie. spent Saturday and Sunday
last in Marshall with their parents. Judge Schof-
field is attending court at Ottawa Miss Libbe Nor
ton the guest of her sister, Mrs. Doug Griffith
of Terre Haute. Mrs Henry Butz. of indianapolis
is making few days visit with her parents, John
Rector and wife Mrs. Philip Griess is home from
month s sojourn in Evansville, Ind, with relatives.
Mrs. VIM. Black, of Wayland, Ia, returned home
last Tuesday from a two-wesk's visit with
Hughes is home from Evansville, Ind Mrs Susie
Whtloek of Chicago, is visiting her many friends in
Marshall Mrs Geo. e. Clark of BRAZIL Ind, is
spending few weeks with Marshall relatives R. L.
Dulaney, T. j. Golden and D. D. Doll started,
Wednesday. to Florida for an extended prospecting
tour. Win Martin has gone to Fort Scott. Kan
Miss Nellie Young of Chicago, is the guest of rela
tive here. :. Miss Christie Rector the guest of
Terre Haute relatives last week DIR. R. H. Bradley
will move his family to Terre Haute next week..
Mrs. j. A Buchanan has returned home from Terre
Hante- DIR. McNary, of Martinsville. in Mar
shall last week.
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RushVil1e.

Mrs. Kate Parry, of Indianapolis has been among
friends in city The ladies of the NJ E. Church
will give entertainment at Melodeon Hall on Mon
day night. Alfred Finn has gone to Wichita Kan.
friends here. Mrs. Nixon. of Cincinnati is visit
ing here miss Ella Stevenson is southern
Mrs r. FL. Campbell. of Dayton, o.. is among rea-
tives here Miss Amy Pugh is the guest of relatives
in Sidney, O.-.-Miss Lou Cook. of Hope is among
friends here. Mrs A. p. Campbell, of Topea Kan.
is visiting friends in city Mrs. NJ H Smelser,
of indianapolis is the guest of friends here Mrs.
Il. B. Moujar is visiting Falkland.
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turned from New Orleans. Miss Rose Joseph
is visiting relatives in Cincinnati Mrs
J. @. Button is visiting relatives In
Jacksonville III. =. Philip Schloss and wife
have been visiting in Chicago this week Mrs. T. b.
Johns is in Washington D. c., called there by the
serus illness of her sister, Mrs A. J. Kelly Prof
Anton Shde has retired from the chair of music in the
State Normal School, and is succeeded by Mrs
Allen G.. Adams. of this city. Mrs. E. V. Debs
and Miss Anna Douglass have returned from visit
with friends in Louisville Hon. B. +. Ravens is
home from Washington Mrs F. G. Porter of Chi
cago is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. D.
Ensey.
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DanviIlo.

Mrs. D. Gregg aud daughter. Mrs. Frank Lndley,
fifty ladies were present MIR and Mrs T. G. Alb
dill left yesterday for Washington D. c.. to visit
General and Mrs. j. G. Black Miss Gertrude
Daniel returned yesterday from a six weeks
visit in Washington, D. c.. and New York Mrs. S.
y Gillian of Milwaukee, is visiting friends il the city
Hon. and Mrs. j. G. Cannon returned Friday
morning from Washington, d. C.....Mrs.
Rev. l. A. Haley left on Frid7y for
louisville. KY, to visit friends -.
Col L.. L. Dickson has returned from Mount Glenn
ems, Mich. Mrs Dickson will remain the springs
for two three weeks yet Rev. J A. Griffin left
last night for Cambridge ILL.,, to hold series of meet
ings.
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MOrristOwn.

Mrs. Newt johnson is visiting her daughter Mrs.
King at Boggstown. IL G. Spurrer is preparing to
to Arlington this week Austin Boots of
Greenfield, is the guest of Charley like Mrs. w.
A. Bodne visited friends at Rushville last week
Miss frankie Cole spent last Sunday with friends at
Palestine. Prof. F. g. Bennett is nstructing
night class in pedagogy and mental science. b.
Foust and family moved to Shelbyve this week.
III. w Buck will commence the study of medicine
with Dr. Whetzel next week. "A number of Odd
fellows will take the Rebecca degree at Greenfield
next week,
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NOblesyille.

Miss Posey Rose of Martinsville is visiting friends
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Geiger of Indianapolis Mrs
Salters, of Pueblo Col, is visiting Mrs. Alex
ander Mrs. DR.. Loehr is visiting her brother. Mr.
Jones. of Anderson. Misses Fannie and Nellie Ross
spent last Sunday with friends in indianapolis.
Mrs @. NJ. Jenkins, of Richmond after pleasant Wis
it to Mrs. A. NJ Jenkins, left for her home Tues
day Miss Minnie Nelson has returned to her home
at Ada, o. Il. M. Wainwright has returned from
GAINESVILLE o., after few weeks stay there Mrs.
L. e. Debolt of Peru, is visiting her mother and Sis
ter of this place.